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Carey (Jun 10 2005, 8:07 pm)

nicely shot.I realy like old,rusty things like ships and that kind of junk.This little "obsession" grew into a passion. I draw and write about ships and tragic losses. Still, very beautiful shot. love it.

Ian Quann (Jul 01 2005, 7:47 pm)

I dont understand this one's low score as it is my personal favourite. Theres not too many of this type of photo that has such storng contrast of subject matter between that which is stationary, decaying and yet unconventially, historically and romantically beautiful, and that which is so representitive of nature's power, relentless change and influence. Absolutley astounding. And made all the more better after a few glasses of wine (I'm almost smelling the fresh salty fine spray mixed with the oxidised metals...I should really go to bed at this point!!)

STUART (Jul 17 2005, 9:39 am)

A TERRIFIC SHOT, SOM EHOW CAPTURES THE STRENGHT THAT LAY WITHIN THE SHIP, FOR ME BECAUSE IT AMOST LOOKS AS IF IT IS BEING LAUNCH FROM THE BEACH, BUT NOW EBBING AWAY SLOWLY AS MOTHER NATURE CLAIMS HER ELEMENTS BACK. hOWEVER DID YOU GET THE SEA GULLS TO LINE UP STRAIGHT BY THE WAY??

Dominic Gemmell (Sep 25 2005, 8:19 pm)

love the angle , the hull of the ship seems to go on forever . What's the object beyond the front of the ship ???

Edward M (Oct 13 2005, 1:30 pm)

Im digging this one, angle is percise. I think one step to the left and it wouldve been a torn picture. But overall you did spactacular.. Seagulls are a good added effect. Killer pic Kendall...

Jordan Elliott (Oct 24 2005, 9:11 am)

Hello, I am the owner/operator of Marine Recycling Corp in P. Colborne. I have a new vessel in facility now, breaking will commence in one month. Love to have you down to take more shots. My cell is xxx-xxx-xxxx. Hope to hear from you soon.

Mike H (Nov 20 2005, 12:01 am)

WOW! I absolutely love this series and the location! How do you find them all? Is there a site I should be visiting or do you just do a lot of legwork around the province?

Fiesoli (Feb 05 2006, 8:07 am)

Beatiful photos, but in bangladesh is better..... Regards. G. Fiesoli.

Wray, William (Feb 07 2006, 12:41 am)

My god I love this.William Wray -- My Paintings: http://williamwray.com/ http://williamwray.blogspot.com/

Chris (Jul 10 2006, 5:27 pm)

Was this the old Joseph Frantz

Chris (Jul 12 2006, 2:33 am)

I was wrong, this is the old forebody off the CSL Assiniboine, formerly the Jean Parisien. It got a new hull & this the old one being cut up.

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